I felt honoured to be involved, I always like being inspired by new sounds so this sounded like a lot of fun. How did it feel to be asked to be involved in Nando’s Mix It Up project and what are the highlights of taking part in it? She utilised her many influences - from hip hop, to soul, to traditional Rai music - and has given her fans a true taste of who she is, presented in musical form.
Her debut album, ‘Tales of a Miracle’, came out in May, offering listeners a raw, punchy look into her life and her story. From fusing multiple genres - spanning R&B to Afrobeats - to speaking up on important issues such as consent on the track ‘Make Room’, the British-Algerian artist, who was born in Algeria and grew up in Tottenham, is showcasing how young people now have the world at their fingertips and are versatile, strong-headed and emotionally intelligent. Hard-hitting and lyrically heavy, Miraa May is becoming the voice of a generation - and she's able to spread her message across an impressive four languages she speaks. We swear on no-one’s life we didn’t ask any of them for a Black Card. Bru-C, BERWYN, M1llionz and Miraa May are all on the menu and their creations will feature on the 'Mix It Up' EP released via non-profit organisation Bridges For Music on August 12. Nando’s is keeping things spicy this summer with its Mix It Up project, seeing four UK artists join forces with South African amapiano producers on a brand new, Extra Extra Hot track.
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